500 (Classic) 1959 Fiat 500 Jolly Restoration

What happened to the deluxe hubcaps? They look much nicer thand the standard ones. Also where's the fringe on the surrey top? Top looks pretty plain, but maybe that's what your client wanted?

The original hub caps are pretty damaged..looking into fixing them...customer didn't want fringe....

Here is the slide show of this restorations:



thanks for watching, and if you can, share on facebook, twitter, etc..

that is dropp dead georgeous owen nw :slayer::slayer:

Thanks, and I am excited to show off the latest restoration
here:

https://www.fiatforum.com/other-fiats/428428-1960-fiat-600-jolly.html?p=4097610

beeeautiful restoration!
great photos!

hi, a fantastic job done on the Fiat Jolly, love the finished colour.
we have just finished a fiat 500 in the same Blue.
We have a fiat jolly in now for restoration. Our customer would like the car finished in the original Coral colour. unfortunately we are struggling to find a colour code for this colour, wondered if you were able to help at all?
cheers

What year is it, as I think you'll find that the paint code for Coral red changes. On the original paint code sheet I have, it has 58-60 for Coral red as paint code 135.

cheers, Steve

Superb restoration---a credit to everybody who worked on the car. just for interest though, how much did the restoration cost? Over in the UK having anything re-chromed costs an arm and a leg---and takes a long time. To have every nut and bolt cleaned and then re-zinc coated would also be extremely expensive.
Lastly, is the owner of the vehicle planning to actually drive and use the vehicle or is it going to be consigned to a 'collection', hardly ever used and only very rarely brought out. cars are designed to be USED!

Try this.... http://images.tcpglobal.com/chips/1960-Fiat-pg01.jpg